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Burke Knight

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  1. 1 hour ago, BastelPichi said:

    This is not true. It is true that freenom domains get flagged more easely, but as long as you dont provide any downloads, you dont get flagged.

    False #2.

    I tested Freenom, and tested it with Softaculous. Installed Hesk Support to see how new version was, and every time tried to do something, got Chrome's warning about the domain being flagged for phishing. This was on a never used domain from them with .cf and it was flagged, due to the .cf.

  2. Freenom domains due to their freeness, has been used for various bad uses.

    This means that when you use one, there's warnings that show for the visitors, stating that the domain has been flagged for phishing or viruses.

    Therefore, I for one, will never use them, nor visit sites that do. I also will be discussing them with the iFastNet admins, and see if they can be banned from the servers, so they don't give us a bad name.

  3. 2 hours ago, AA22Dev said:

    This thread is to raise post counts lol

     

     

    Then i should start posting separate messages

    No, this thread is NOT to raise post counts. It's for chatting and posting about different things.

    Do not spam the topic. Continuous posts in a row like that will result in the topic being locked, and the board being set to not do post counts.

  4. 2 hours ago, TinkerMan said:

    I would try to prove a point by posting "What?" "This" "Chat" "Is" "Not" "For" "Point-grabbing"

     

    ... all in different posts. But I know a certain someone would probably enjoy punishing me for that.

    That would get them merged into one, but funny thing is, I don't think the forum software deducts from post counts when merged. 

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  6. 9 hours ago, Anyx said:

    It is customary the one asking a question about experiences provides theirs as well...

    Yes, I tend to agree.

    My answer is not a disgusting one, but more a "Some people should not have a computer" one.

    When me father and I had our computer store back in the 1990's, we had a customer buy a computer, then return with it a month later. He was claiming it was not working right anymore.

    When we asked what was wrong, as we hooked it up so could check it out, he said:

    "The coffee cup holder is not working." As he pointed to the CD-ROM.

     

  7. Normal forum rules DO still apply.

    No spamming the thread with multiple posts at the same time.

    This thread can have double posts, if for different things, but not multiple posts with just 1 or 2 words.

    It is to have some fun, not to cheat your way to a higher post count.

    If it's used for that, it will result in this board being set to NOT add to post counts.

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